He released pictures of the kind of food some military officers are eating on the b@ttlefr0nt, which would be an aberr@tion, because these are people that are f!ght!ng for the country. And then he was picked up.
I read through the charge sheet, and they are talking about him releasing f@lse information. Are those pictures false? Were they not taken by military men on the b@ttlefr0nt?
And he was picked up against his will. He was pretty much k!dn@pped and kept in custody until people were screaming. That was when they decided to bring him out. They handed him over to the DSS, and now they were able to charge him to court.
I am speaking up today because it can happen to you. That is the kind of country we live in. The military had no business arr£sting and har@ssing him. They could have just taken him to court and brought him before a civil authority.
Instead, they took him first against his will and away from his family, and said, “Oh, because we want to do investigations.” What kind of society operates that way?
My boss always used to talk about Omenka. Omenka was one of the top military officers that ran the Abacha pr!s0ns. The day they were coming after Omenka, the same journalists he pr0s£cuted were those Omenka ran to.
Seeing what is happening to Justice Crack today, it could be you tomorrow. Let us do what is right and let us live in a society that is fair…”
Arise TV journalist Rufai Oseni reacts to the arrest of content creator Justice Crack over viral welfare report, questioning false information claims and due process concerns.